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CJE - Spanish Youth Council

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The Spanish Youth Council (CJE) is a platform of youth organisations, created by law in 1983 and formed by the Youth Councils of the Autonomous Communities and youth organizations at the state level. Encouraging the participation of youth in the political, social, economic and cultural development of our State in a global environment is our essential goal, as reflected in article 48 of the Spanish Constitution. At present 60 youth entities are part of this common project. We work to achieve a plural platform that encourages reflection and exchange of ideas and experiences among the different sensibilities and ideologies that shape the reality of youth associations in our state, as well as to transfer proposals, claims and complaints that arise in the bosom of the CJE to the Administration, social agents and the media. All aimed at responding to the problems, concerns and aspirations of youth and improving their quality of life.

Related news and publications

Youth organisations

The situation of youth organisations across Europe

Motion - 18/05/2024

Youth Organisations across Europe are facing an increasingly challenging situation. Political and economic circumstances are leading to shrinking civic spaces and therefore a shrinking chance of youth organisations to fulfil their purpose and represent the voice of young people. Read the motion to find out which of the European Youth Forum's members have been impacted and how, as well as what we commit to internally as part of our Strategic Plan and what we call for externally.

Youth Advocacy for Peace: A Human Rights Lens on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Motion - 09/03/2024

The European Youth Forum is in need of expressing it's profound concern with the situation, especially regarding the human rights crisis experienced by so many young people.